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Some days ago Nils K. Windisch (netomer) showed me an old, burned-down warehouse just in the middle of our hometown, Göttingen.
We spent about 90 minutes on the location, comparable equipment (tripod, middle class cam) both of us on our own.
So: see for yourself how different our "visions" of the locations turned out on Flickr!
Decaying flower petals... I think the 'outside in' pattern of color loss & decay is beautiful. I also noticed after taking the photo, that the top part resembles a birds head turned to the side. That coupled with the burst of red from the 'heart' area, the petals extending outward like wings, the image reminds me of a phoenix rising from the ashes.
Practice and development shots for the topic decay at college, I didn't bring my camera with me (my Oly lately is fragile, seen better days tbh) so borrowed the college Nikon D60 again, really odd going from a live view camera to one without...
Last weekend the third edition of the underground art festival Ground took place in Den Haag.
Aptly titled Ground 3, the festival took me to abandoned warehouses, cellars and rusty factories.
These pictures are from the afternoon we spent at the Park Cytadela in Poznan.
You can read about the trip here: fotostrasse.1982.us/tag/poznan/
This 'obviously' is flaking paint on the wall of an old Tudor Inn in the town of Worksop, North Notts. It's a fantastic old listed building that has so much character but is being left to decay. It has laid empty for some time now and the building is in stark contrast to the development of the new cinema just being built across the road.
This is an inminent problem, all the deceases that the unclean water will cause are a great threat. in the bottom of the picture, is the corpse of a puppy.
15.03.2012 On the Houston Ship Channel.
Went on a boat ride with Port of Houston Authority´s Sam Houston. A benefit ride for the new Houston Maritime Museum.
Did only bring my iPhone, but you get a good view of what is going on on and along the backbone of Houston. The Houston Ship Channel.
A dock in decay along the Houston Ship channel. Unfortunately maintenance along the Houston Ship Channel is not the number one priority.